Nurse says, “someone is lying.”

She had a spinal cord injury. That disrupts the body’s ability to regulate body temperature. Plus she had blood loss. Come on people. The doctor that spoke of this in the trial did not find it that mind blowing. This nurse is dumb.

She’s dumb and what are your credentials again?

@mrswolt Nurse isn’t a strong credential. 🫵🏻😂

@mrswolt Say that the next time you visit an ER with an emergency 🤡🫵

@mrswolt Ok…

@mrswolt Yup for life and make sure you tell this story you told to any nurse before you ask for their help!

@mrswolt I have never asked a nurse for help. 🫵🏻😂

@mrswolt Make sure you keep that energy then!

The fact she was on a crazy level of SEROQUEL and carried this out makes no sense. That shit makes you drool on yourself at a low dose , and at near lethal levels 😵‍💫

Thank you

She is a narcissist. She was punishing Patrick.

Motive?

@Re_chew_venate What’s his motive for killing her and the children?

@Re_chew_venate Who moved on? Who sold the house? Who went on vacations shortly after? I’ll wait

He got married this year, didn’t meet his new wife until 2024. also did you expect him to still live in the house that his children got murdered in? And there’s literally no proof of him going on vacation after the murders. Like it was never mentioned in the trial and it was debunked. So what exactly are you waiting on because I gave you the FACTS.

@Re_chew_venate He knew her since college He had the home in an LLC while she was seeking treatment Subpoena his bank and phone records Both parents alive but only one is the suspect Make it make sense

@Re_chew_venate You people are crazy

@Re_chew_venate Yeah, I know they called me that during Covid when everyone was out getting the jab and I didn’t They also said that I was crazy for believing 911 was an inside job So I’m used to this, but I’ll be right in the end

I keep telling people that with the drug amount in her system (after the blood loss), her last recording heart rate and her body temperature, she had to be out cold for a long long time.

Bingo

@crazypuce She didn’t have to be outside very long for her body temperature to be that low because of her injuries. This is a simple Google search.

@crazypuce What a fucking dummy Google search versus fucking doctors what a clown get off my page

@crazypuce What doctors lmao.

@crazypuce Lmao smooth brain say what?

@crazypuce Ok smooth brain lmao.

@crazypuce I’m gonna allow you to keep commenting, but this is the last time I’ll address you Have fun in my comment section

TikTok ‘nurse’ < multiple world renowned forensic pathologists, who actually had access to the evidence explaining it scientifically?

This is X btw welcome to the chat

@CuckAversion Brainwashed talk

Except for when it comes to paralysis and your back being severed which causes your body to restrict blood flow and significantly bring down your temperature

Wrong! Debunked video uploaded on my page!

So her one example of shock makes her an expert? Lmao. These “nurses” are insane.

Talk that shit the next time you go to the ER!

The ugly hair bun, nose ring, and Karen hand gestures made me know she was going to say a bunch of female nonsense.

Low iq

205 followers in 17 years you need to enlighten yourself. Stay waiting.

You have a $15 a month subscription on a free app where you argue in comment sections 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Her spine was severed which possibly lowered her heart rate to barely alive… if the heart is barely beating, the body cools very quickly. What was her heart rate when they found her?

Credentials?

If your heart rate is low, the body gets cooler in cold temperatures.. that’s science. You don’t need credentials to know that. What was the heart rate?

@godfatherofchao …and to this girls point, a body isn’t going to cool faster than a dead body.

@godfatherofchao She’s telling a story and assuming a lot. She doesn’t know how long they were in the water or when the heart stopped if it even did. She could be making it up for all we know. Don’t believe everything on the internet.

I don’t even believe her occupation. I’m a nurse and what she’s saying is not accurate nor true.

I can’t stand people like this. It tells me she graduated lowest in her class. Lindsay was also in neurogenic shock, which makes it impossible for your body to regulate temperature… which includes retaining heat.

You’re not a board certified neurologist I have a vid of one above Please stop regurgitating nonsense heard

She murdered her kid . End of story.

You believe in Santa Claus still end of story

The details in this case don't make much sense so I'm left to deduce it's just another psychological operation on the masses. And it's working well in the division department.

I don’t take nurse’s medical advice. They can tell you what not to do then direct you to a doctor. Point: Lindsay is a nurse dealing with postpartum issues. She killed her kids. 🤷‍♂️

And Santa was real til You were 10 so…

That’s what the nurse said.

She is a demon. A cold blooded demon. Work that out

This is exactly the type of hosreshit my fellow nurses would say. Literally wrong.

Credentials?

Yeah won’t be doing that. Everyone who knows knows this bish is retarded.

Yep, that’s cause you don’t have any running around calling people retarded isn’t acquiesce of a high echelon individual

Lmao id love to prove you wrong and it would so easy to do so but im not doxxing myself unc

It’s ok hiding who you are is a normalcy in 2026. Til they get your phone records and see who you really are …. All those pics too!

Carefully curated

She is a NURSE and doesn't know this Yes, paralysis from a spinal cord injury can lower your core body temperature because it breaks the internal communication pathways that manage your body heat. Temperature Drops Happen. Your brain acts like a thermostat, but it uses your spinal cord to send messages to the rest of your body. When the spinal cord is damaged or paralyzed, these automatic messages stop working below the injury level.

Bird hands detected.

Spinal cord injury (especially cervical or high thoracic) commonly produces poikilothermia. The injury severs connections between the hypothalamus and the sympathetic pathways that control vasoconstriction, vasodilation, shivering, and sweating below the lesion. As a result the body can no longer conserve or generate heat effectively and core temperature drifts toward ambient temperature. This is documented in both acute trauma and chronic SCI literature. Significant blood loss compounds the problem. Hypovolemic shock reduces circulating volume, cardiac output, and tissue perfusion, which lowers metabolic heat production and accelerates heat loss from the skin. The combination of neurogenic impairment plus hemorrhage readily produces hypothermia that would otherwise look unexpected. Forensic pathologists and trauma physicians treat this as routine, not contradictory.

U are absolutely correct. Not only was she out there longer to get below 90 degrees, the initial reading is likely incorrect.

Match that with what’s coming out as Patrick wearing 2 different pairs of shoes during his alibi errands.

As an ex nurse now criminal defense Paralegal, I'm going to add my experience and opinion here. She's not entirely accurate because there are specific medical emergencies that can cause a living human's core body temperature to drop into the low 80s Fahrenheit (roughly 26.5°C to 28.5°C). In medicine, a core body temperature below 82.4°F (28°C) is classified as severe hypothermia. When a patient suffers a traumatic spinal cord injury at or above the T6 vertebra (exactly where Lyndsay Clancy injured her spine), it disrupts the autonomic nervous system. This cuts off the brain’s (hypothalamus) connection to the sympathetic nervous system, leaving the parasympathetic nervous system unopposed. The body experiences massive, uncontrolled systemic vasodilation (blood vessels open wide). Blood rushes to the skin, causing rapid, massive heat loss to the surrounding environment. Concurrently, the patient loses the ability to shiver or vasoconstrict to generate or preserve core heat. This state of "poikilothermia" means the body simply takes on the temperature of its surroundings, allowing the core temperature to dangerously bottom out even in mild or indoor environments. So to put it succinctly, her take doesn't actually throw the timeline into question. I've been a criminal defense Paralegal for a decade and I've seen this as a paralegal and as a nurse. I saw this exact injury come through the ER when I was a nurse a long time ago after a mountain climbing accident. So yes, outside of someone being dead this absolutely happens. And it doesn't actually shake the credibility of the timeline. This is definitely not an area we would likely waste money to hire an expert to argue in court when those same resources could be better spent on another area.

Have we cross referenced with any other soulless demons?

No they say you need 200 followers to join this conversation 🤪🫵

I’m shadowbanned for saying nigger.

Right exactly. He needs to be investigated by real professionals, because the Mickey Mouse operation that got over there fumbled.

Its the fact that Patrick hosed her down. It had to have happened WITHIN 15-20 minutes before the ambulance arrives, because her hair and clothes were STILL wet, not frozen. In those temps, they would have noted that hair was FROZEN, NOT just wet. She couldnt reach it, HE DID IT!

Sure believe her she looks really stable and believable.

the coldest water can get?

Definitely takes time to freeze at 30 degrees Fahrenheit

There is no way that after 1 hour in a 1c cold water a dead body would still be 35c; what the fuck is she talking about? Water conducts heat 20x faster than air, in normal circumstances, meaning at room temperature, and NOT underwater; the body loses 1c and hour after death. Shes clueless.

Who cares what a TikToker not involved in the case thinks

Nose ring. Hand tattoo. Opinion rejected

Well the doctors said it had something to do with the fact she was paralyzed.

And why was her hair soaking wet if her head was laying in the non-snowy area-- per evidence photos

Yes it does make medical sense. Oh but please listen to this lady who thinks she’s smarter than multiple forensic pathologists.

And this is, most likely, is what was happening in the jury room with the nurses telling stories like this one and manipulating and coercing their follow jurors to believe them instead of the expert witnesses.